The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 27, 1951, Image 6
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For the Week . . .
LYDIA MILLS NEWS
18. HORACE C. SMITH.
C*rrespondeBt and Representative
[ tho community house Sunday eve-!
ninf at 7 o'clock. Malcolm Bui-1
lock, ministerial^ student at Pres
byterian college. 4 will have charge
of the moriung service at 11
o'clock.
Committee Named
The congregation of Lydia Pres-
... ... bytenan church last Sunday se-
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Abercrom- following building com-
bie of Barksdale, spent Sunda>. rojffpo f 0 have charge of the erec-
with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Aber- t j on 0 f c h ur ch building which
crombie. Later they visited Mr. ( w -jj ^ erec ted very soon: J. B.
and Mrs. Broad Abercrombie m Nea , H c Smith s j Todd j A .
Laurens. Black, Sr, and Mrs. Carson Neal.
Miss Betty Sue Bailey of Wood- | — —
ruff, is spending the week with Homecoming Day To Be Observed
Johnny and Vicki Pearson. j Homecoming day will be observ-
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunaway of ed October 7 at Lydia Pentecostal
Holiness church to which the pub
lic is invited.
West Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs
Harold Lawson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fennell and
son, Tommie, of Pelzer, were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Fennell.
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Davis and,
With Our Shut-Ins
Bo Brown is recovering after be-
iftg ill at his home.
Mrs. M. G. Smith, mother of
James and Horace Smith, is a pa
tient at the Laurens hospital.
Little Leland Nelson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Nelson, has recovered
after being ill. Mrs. Nelson is able
children of Greenville, A. M. Shu
mate, Jr., and Mrs. Howard Barnes
and children of Camden, _ visited
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Shumate, Sr.,
during the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud McElhannon f 0 ^e out again after being ill.
had as their dinner guests Sunday! ♦
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Edwins and | Birthday Party Given
children. Mr. and Mrs. W T . J. Mc- ( Little Janet Roper celebrated her
Elhannon of Clinton. second birthday with a party re-
Mr. and Mrs. George Lawson cently. She invited sixteen little
spent the week-end in Spartanburg friends to help her enjoy the oc-
with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones. casion. Janet's mother. Mrs. An-
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Gaffney n j e Mae Roper, entertained the lit-
and Mack were visitors in Green- ti e foi^ an d served tempting re-
ville Sunday. freshments of potato chips, cookies,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown of Vau-j can <jy, cakes and cold drinks. Mrs.
cluse, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean of| Lottie Whitfield assisted Mrs. Ro-
Williamston. visited Mr. and Mn per j n serving.
Reuben Overstreet Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Grace and
children spent Sunday in Pmeville.
N C, with Mr. and Mrs. T. W
Grace.
Mr. and Mrs. David Adams and
daughter were Sunday guests of
Mr and Mrs E C. Longshore They
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Long
shore in Newberry during the day
Birthray Party Enjoyed
James McLendon celebrated his
sixth birthday September 15 with
a party at his home
Xwenty-five guests were pres
ent and enjoyed the jolly affair
Many nice and useful gifts were 1
received
.. , Prizes m ere won by Betty Delois I
■K. and Mrs Izzie Johnson of McLen<km , Joe ChaJk and Betty
K** an< * Lue McLendon. Refer»hments of
H *'• **“! *!*? ice cream, cookies, potato chips.
Mr and Mrs. I. C. McLendon had an d cold drinks were serv-
as their cinner guests Sunday Mr,'
w Mr * J 05 * , aBd Hostesses were Mr* Lucile Sat-
if ufh 1 , trr „ H V uld I un J b *r* t0n terfield. Mrs Harold Tumbleston
** *! f vi*** ^ enrUK and Miss Jane McLendon
and Mr and Mrs Walker Satter-i <».
fie.d and daughter o| Chnton Birthdays and Anniversaries
Mrs Ida leopard Frankie . . ,,, , ^ .
ZZfZJ. w .r^ w J ;..T 21 JZttlSZZJZ >
ot/n. ,M Mr, Ann» L..l« | . Wy»n oburw* • b«h-
Mrs Melvin Weathers and children
of Laiurrm. visited them Sunday
Mrs Eva Shockley has returned
to her home -n Greenville after a
Mae Dean
birthdav September
celebrated
Mrs
Johnson cbeerved a
Mr. Johnson
Mn • b,r sL •' '
Mn Honm C Holt .nd Mn . H Tr, ^ ll " «bnrv«l ■ buth-
Herat e Smith attended the Pros £ - Vir . K
hytenal meeting at ThomweU . Joe Todd is LU led a birth
Z2Z i SZ* w !L CUaUm #n CarcflKS daughter of Mr and,
Mr irti Hr* H, J H Pave, celebrated her
chudrer Jam« iSSS. ^ ** birthday September 23
Mrs Earl Barbee Mrs Emma Me ^ ^
vaited Mn M C Smith at the br , u their 1Jth wedding ann^.'
Laurens hospital Sunday.
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Church Notice
G Holt oin preach
at
NEURITIS
sary October L
This condition is brought about
The Lydia Community Council
by the lack of the proper quality 1 . _ ,
and quantity ol v.ul ijrva enarfy 'T'" ,n V*.
from the brain, to certa.n tissues of ni -ht r>>a, rtr*«,ria»nt ml.c
the body transmitted through
Fr’day night. The president. Miss
nervniK . v <tem Mary Johnson, presided. Mrs. Wal-
Dr C 'J Hart has been trained ^ ,ed the <*«votion by reading a
sS kst. ^rzjr^
of this DRIVING NERVE ENERGY
from the brain, which brings per
manent relief to neuritis sufferers.
The scientific methods practiced by
Dr. Hart CORRECTS the many
harmful influences which cause
neuritis. This results in the elimi
nation of the CAUSE instead 1 of
temporary relief, which means the
patient is made well again.
OR. CHARLES J. HART
— Chiroproctor —
254 Watt Main Straat
21-4 Laurens S. C.
Dr. W. W. Adams
VETERINARIAN
€14 Musgrove Street
Office Phone 958
Clinton, S. C.
ATTENTION,
FARMERS*
Insure Your
Cotton Crop
AGAINST DAMAGE
BY HAIL.
Rates for Laurens County
$25.00 per $1,000
Insurance
...See...
B. Hubert Boyd
Agent
the King of Glory.
A report of the work that the
Woman's club has accomplished in
the last three months was given by
Mrs. Horace Smith, treasurer. She
reported sales from chicken stews
and the food served at the 4th of
July celebration as a financial gain.
The club sponsors the Camp Fire
girls and Bluebirds. Several out
ings for families were given dur
ing the summer months. The Ly
dia Basket, a pet project of the
club, was very interesting and
made quite a sum for the club.
The. honor of being a Lydia Sister
is growing in prominence and ex
pectation.
Calvin Cooper made the report
of the Men’s club. They have just
completed their reorganization for
the year and are making plans for
the continued sponsorship of the
Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts. Their
next meeting will be a community
supper. Mr. Cooper, the new scout
master for the Cub Scouts, told
of his plans to organize four dens.
Prospective Den Mothers and Den
Dads will hold a meeting in the
near future to begin a new year’s
work.
Mrs. J. B. Templeton told of the
work being done in the Hobby
club. A Hobby show which was
very successful has just been given
and attractive przies awarded. The
Hobby club is planning the exhibit
in the county fair this week in Lau
rens.
Miss Johnson represented the
Bluebirds and Mrs. Wallace the
Camp Fire irgls. Two new leaders
in Camp Fire work, Mrs. J. B. Tem
pleton and Mrs. Lois Webb, were
present for their groups.
George H. Come Ison represented
the mill management and Mrs.
Wallace as advisor for the council,
each making remarks concerning
progress being made in community
work as a service of the recreation
activities that make a well-rounded
program in the community.
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Thursday. Sapt«N»b»r 27. 1951 t k
Rock Bridge Nows
Mrs. Frank C, Young. Mrs Earl
Barbee. Mrs J. B Boyce attended
the Presbytena) meeting at Thorn-!
. ■ „ ■ . well Memorial church in Clinton
Neuritis usually manifests itself i -ft wr ek
by swollen areas and very often by Charles Mclnvaille of Aiken.!
severe pain It may attack the en- spent the week-end with his par-
trie bocy or certain areas In all ^nts Mr and Mrs. G. C Mclnvaille. 1
rase*, it cause* a condition of grave
concern to the afflicted Community Council In Meeting
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